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ARE WORKPLACES OVERLOOKING GEN X EMPLOYEES?

Employers are sidelining Generation X employees even as they emerge as an essential group of workers when it comes to bridging the gap in multigenerational…Read More

Six in Ten Millennials and Gen Z Would Quit Over Lack of Workplace Wellness Support

The third annual Gen Xperience Study from the Mather Institute, part of a five-year longitudinal project, paints a picture of a workforce divided not simply…Read More

EXPLORING GENERATIONAL WELLNESS SUPPORT: INSIGHTS FROM A NEW STUDY ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION

As workplace dynamics evolve, a new study from the Mather Institute has uncovered alarming statistics about employee wellness across generations. Titled the Gen Xperience Study,…Read More

MULTIGENERATIONAL WORKPLACES YIELD POTENTIAL RECRUITING, RETAINING STRATEGIES: REPORT

The experiences and perspectives of members of four generations in the workplace provide potential actionable insights into recruitment and retention strategies for employers, according to…Read More

EXPANDING HEALTHSPAN, NOT JUST LIFESPAN, IMPORTANT TO PROSPECTIVE SENIOR LIVING RESIDENTS

Technology and medicine are extending the longevity of the world’s population, but prospective senior living residents are looking for ways to enhance their healthspan, not…Read More

AGING SOLO IS GREAT – UNTIL IT ISN’T

In traditional societies (or so we imagine), the oldest generation was cared for by Family members of the succeeding generation. An elder who had no family to…Read More

MORE OLDER ADULTS ARE LIVING ALONE. IS THAT A GOOD THING?

At 102, Mildred Kirschenbaum plays canasta and mah-jongg weekly with friends, sips her favorite vodka-and-tonic cocktail (“It’s medicinal,” she quips) and trades stocks online. Living alone in…Read More

AFFLUENT RETIREES ARE SPENDING MORE BECAUSE OF RISING MARKETS

EVANSTON, Ill.— Bryan and Kay Keenan just paid $2 million for a 1,600-square-foot apartment in The Mather, a swank retirement community here. The couple travels…Read More

MATHER GOES BOLD TO CHALLENGE SOCIETY’S VIEWS ON AGING

EVANSTON, IL — As part of its vision to change the way society views aging, Mather has launched “Older Is Bolder,” a mobile art installation encouraging Chicagoland…Read More

TRENDS IN LIVING, WORKING, AGING WELL HIGHLIGHTED IN REPORT

A new report from Mather Institute highlights emerging trends from around the world that are delivering insights into health and wellness, sustainability and climate, technology…Read More

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